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Where to Make CSS Tweaks for Your HubSpot COS Site

Tue, Apr 5, 2016

HubSpot HubSpot CMS Development

Here’s a quick guide on how to modify the CSS of your HubSpot COS site.

Now, you might be asking why you want to do that.

I can give you many reasons why, but based on my experience, it’s mostly about the company outgrowing their brand. They want to cater to a wider, upcoming group of audiences (e.g. the Millennials) so they have to make adjustments on their site to make it fresh and modern.

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Global CSS across the site

This is the CSS file attached to your site.

Use this for new branding, colors, fonts, etc.

  1. Locate the file Content > Content Settings
    content_content_settings
  2. Scroll down and look for “Attached Stylesheets” for all pages. Click the .css file
    attached stylesheets
  3. The Design Manager will show up. This is where you’ll apply the changes across the entire site:
    design manager

Template Specific

Use this method if you want to adjust a specific template used for a group of pages.

  1. Under Design Manger, select a template
    template
  2. Click Edit > Edit Head
    edit head
  3. This window will pop up
    head options
  4. Scroll down until you reach a blank box. In this section, you’ll add the styling for that particular template. Click “SAVE” afterward
    additional styling

 

Page Specific CSS

This one is ideal for creating landing pages and sales pages where you need a specific style.

  1. Under Content, choose the page you want to edit
    edit page
  2. Let’s say you want to edit a landing page. Select Edit Page
    edit landing page
  3. Select Settings
    settings
  4. Now you can edit the page. For example, you can add an HTML heading
    add html headingOr, you can add a custom CSS
    add custom CSS

Inline CSS

I don't usually recommend inline CSS. In order to preserve the flexibility of your templates, it's better to do everything globally. But if you have to, it's better to use it on a specific task like changing the color of a header, but not the color of all headers on that page.

  1. Let’s say you want to change the font color from black to green
    black to green font
  2. Select the section you want to edit and click the source code: “<>”
    select section
  3. The Source Code window will pop. Now you can edit the styling. Save your work once done.
    source code window
  4. The text will look like this
    green font

 

There you have it.

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